Advisory Committee on Young Workers’ Issues (ACYWI)

Advisory Committee on Young Workers’ Issues (ACYWI) 2024

Members of ACYWI are young workers under the age of 35 from NUPGE Components (one per Component). This committee deals with issues confronting young workers.

For more details, see the ACYWI Terms of Reference.

Our Components’ ACYWI sites

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